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The latest findings could brew more trouble for the crypto lender for allegedly misleading and offering incorrect details in the court documents. origin »
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According to a recent lawsuit, cryptocurrency lender Celsius allegedly manipulated the price of its digital coin, failed to manage its risks, and engaged in fraud. Due to the rapid emergence and decline of the cryptocurrency market, Celsius decided to suspend its withdrawals last month.
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CoinFLEXs CEO claims that Roger Ver owes the crypto lender $47 million, an accusation that Ver vehemently denies. Roger Ver Named as CoinFLEXs Mysterious Counterparty It would appear that Roger...
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Aave now controls 51. 5% of the DeFi lending market share, the first time any protocol has crossed the 50% threshold since 2020. The milestone arrives not through competitor collapse but through steady accumulation: Aave's $33.
Aave now controls 51. 5% of the DeFi lending market share, the first time any protocol has crossed the 50% threshold since 2020. The milestone arrives not through competitor collapse but through steady accumulation: Aave's $33.
Decentralized credit protocol Maple reported that none of the platform users’ positions were liquidated during the Feb. 2 price crashes, resulting in no bad debt. It also reported that users deposited $10 million to reinforce their margins over the period to avoid liquidation events.
NYDIG, Stone Ridge’s subsidiary that offers Bitcoin-backed loans, is preparing to expand its offering through float financing, according to the firm’s 2024 investor letter. The letter rebuts common objections to Bitcoin’s (BTC) utility, suggesting that it can generate cash flow through sales and serve as collateral for fiat loans.
The potential deployment on a Bitcoin layer-2 by the largest DeFi lending protocol highlights the appetite for harnessing the original blockchain for purposes that are commonplace elsewhere in the crypto ecosystem.
DeFi is poised to create a future where financial services are digital, open, always-on, and borderless, says Bill Barhydt, ceo, Abra.
Celsius' bankruptcy administrator has distributed more than $2.53 billion to some 251,000 creditors, it said in its first status report.